Alphita : a medico-botanical glossary from the Bodleian manuscript, Selden B.35 / edited by J.L.G. Mowat.

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1887
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    Mitammus', i. acumen spinarum habens. Minoci^ i. apium agreste, Miom herba est nobis ignota. 5 Mirice ^ i. tamaricium cum foliorum elixatura cum uino bibita splenis tumorem compescit, dolori den- tium subuenit. Miseos* aliud est Egipcium, aHud jo ciprinum quod est optimum ocu- laribus medicaminibus. Miriofillos ^ siue ut Latini miUifolium maius i. supercilium ueneris dicunt, nascilur in locis palustribus, tirsum 15 habet ex una radice mollem, folia similia feniculo. anglice, nosebledel [Meimempnias^ l respice in mellissa. Melago j ^ Mellifllon ^ respice in mellisephilos. 20 Mentastrum, respice in menta siluatica. Mauzacrata, respice in mescara. Mionia, respice in micotis. Metopium, respice in oleum amig- daUnum. Miraclium ortholanumrespice in ^5 pentadactilus.] Mirmice dicuntur quedam species formicacarum ut in Oribasio ^*. Millefolium ininor, ambrosia idem^ que salis est odori/era. 3o Item imeron id est purum. Millefolium maius, supercilium uene- ris, centifoUum, uenter apis idem,. ut supra. [Respice in miriofiUos.] Mirons siue mirca frutex est cuius 35 fructus sunt mirciUi. Mirmir, mirmita, formica idem, inde mirudones et mirmi- celion i. oleum formicarum. Mirta agrestis aut exmursine, aut 40 I. Mitamnius. 5. cuius foliorum. 9. Egiptium. bledeles. 32. item millefolium maius. 35. Mirtus. 39. id. est oleum. 40. oximirsine^ 12. millefoHum. 16. nose- 36. mirtilli. 37. mirmidones. * Renzi, CoU. Salemit. iii. 300,' Micantinus, id est acumen spinarum habens.' Possibly a cor- niption of acanihinus (dKav9tvos) or myrtacanthinus. ^ See Yposelinum. ' nvpiKr]. Diosc. i. 116, ruv Sl pi(aiv rb a^pifrjna axiv oiv<f} iroOtv aTrXriva rijicu koI dSovraXylas Por]6tt. ♦ Diosc. V. 116, iJ.i(Tv irapakrirtTiov rb Kvvpiov . . .rb fiiv aljvrrriov irpbs filv rdXka Siaffpei . . . wpbs 56 ras (xpBaXiuKas SvvapLiis rroWw Xeirrerai rov rrpofiprjtitvov. Diosc. iv. 113, iivpi6. <pv\\ov . . .ol 8i aovrrtpKiMovfi ^evepis . . . (pvfrat fv «AojSefft rorrois, K.r.\. See App. Mirpo- filon. * Gerarde, Supplement, ' Nosebleed, yarrow. ' Probably a comiption of pit\'irratva, Diosc. iii. 108. See App. Melissa. «ixf\i<l>v\\ov, Diosciii. 108. » Diosc. i. 39, &nvy5a\tvov f\aiov, o rtvts ntrijmov Ka\ovat. ^° Miraculum horlulanum. See Custos orti.' Perhaps ptvpix^Kiat. Oribasius (ed. Mai, Classici Auctores, vol. iv. p. 41, note l), Kf<pa\atov rrfpl aKpoxopSovaiv Kai fivpixriKiaiv. See Meron. App. • Milisophali, i. uenter apis.' Myrtus. (ivpaivr,, Diosc. i. 155. l^vpmi- See Mirmis, Matth. Silv. c. dxlix, and App. Mirum. Myrmidones. ,,vp,xr,Ko\f<vv Bart. p. 30, 'Mirmicoleon i. leo formicarum.' The word occurs in the Septuagint (Job iv. i i). 1' Diosc. iv. 144, ixvpaivr, d-fpia, ol 5^ ^xvpr&KavBa . . . ol S\ 6£viivpaivr, . . . rh ,xiv <pi\\ov fivpaivj, oy.oiov, K.r.\.